The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-09
HEI.ALDISGs.

Do not forget to co mo and 4bpk at tho
valentines at the store of Mrs. Creme
ker. They arc as pretty as cheap. Come
before the assortment Is picked over.
The case OF Blondheim VS.. Jos. Brown,
which was to have been tried before
Trial Justice Campbell OH Tuesday, has
been postponed.
AT the monthly meeting OF the New
berry Building and Loan Association OH
Monday night all tho money on hand
was bid oil at 33 and 81.
II. ID. Smith, "rhe Newberry Clo-
thier," has gotten up boom in tile Clio
thing trade by Offering his entire stock
at ana below N. Y. cost for cash. Go
ana SEQ him II you want bargains. p.
| A convention Of the stockholders OF
the Georgia and Carolina Midland Rail-
road Company will be held in Newberry
next Saturday. The object of the meet
ing Will be to secure authority 10 bond
the road.
Mrs. Mary Prince Harmon, wife Of
Mr.. Thos. F. Harmon, was buried at
Kosemont cemetery on Thursday after
noon last ut "a O'Clock. Rov. II. d.
Smart conducted the funeral services at
the grave.
| Township No. 2 has pctitioncd the
County Commissioners to hold an cleo
tton for the purpose Of voting q subscrip-
ton OF $ll 900 to the Glenn Springs Rail
road, and Township No. for 5000. Sec
advertisement In another column.
Mr.. Warren G., Peterson, agent of the
Valley Mutual Life Association of Vir-
ginia for NeWberrv County, paid Mrs,
+. j. FAINT, the widow of DR.. Sam'l Il.
| FAINT, on Tuesday, the Sth inst, the sum
OF $2,97O, the amount of his policy in
that company, less two years. annual
dues.
Eddie Robertson, n son of Mr.. j. w.
Robertson, who worked for some time
In the Newberry Cotton Mills, had his
arm completely severed just below the
elbow by the machinery in the Orange
Mills, at Orangeburg, on the 9th inst.
DR.. Wannamaker apprchcnds no dan.
ger to the unfortunate young mans
life.
| Tarrant's is n lucky house TO stay in :.
Mr.. II. J. McCrary was there when he
was elected book-kccper at the bank; A.
=. Jones was there when appointed
clIicf clerk to the Secretary OF State;
| Capt. McFall was there when elected
| Clctk Of the Court, and Mr.. John NJ.
Kinard was there when appointed to fill
the lattcr's ufIeXpircd term. Who is the
next lucky man?
The Masonic Lodge, at its communica-
tlon on Monday night, received an ap-
plication from the chapter for the rent
OF the hall for another year; also an ap-
plication from the Odd Fellows for tie
use of the hall for six months. The
Odd Fellows have lately rcorganiZed
and expect to meet every Friday eve
ming. a letter Of thanks to the craft
for their generous contributions to the
earthquake. sufferers in Charleston was
read from Grand Secretary Inglcsby.
The burial of Capt. McFall took place
on Thursday afternoon last. the process
sion leaving the residence at 81 O'Clock.
There were large number Of friends
present, among the number Mr.. John
Irwin, the father of Mr.. JAS. Irwin, who
was the popular clerk in the store of
McFall & Pool for several years. Mcssrs.
II. l.. McCaughrin, w. II. Tarrant, ID.
| W. II. Kibler, Geo. McWhirtcr, l. N.
Gary and w. w. Hodges acted as pail
bearers. Rev. e. p. McClntock, who
was with him during his illness, made a
talk at the grave and Rev. G. p. Scott
offered prayer, and after the bencdic-
ton the friends who had gathered to
| pay tie last tribute OF respect to their
distinguished friend, quietly withdrew.
Meeting OF County commissioners.
At the meeting of the County Com
missioners on the 9Th inst, Mr.. II. j.
Wilson was appointed Superintendent of
Public Highways for No. 10 Township;
and j. S. Buckley for No. 8.
Messrs. Jas. Y. Culbreath, j. +. J.
Caldwell, and DR.. Jas. Mcintosh were
appointed to represent No. Township;
Messrs: G. F. Long, j. G. Goggans, and
John r. Spearman, Sr., No. 8, and j. S.
| SnaortnOn w
Scott, No. 4, at a meeting OF the stock
holders of the Georgia and Carolina
Midland Railroad, to be held at New
berry on Saturday, the 18th inst.
They .decidcd to open highway from
Il. w. Holloway's to J. G. Hopes, and
from Aull's mill to Mrs. d. II. Nancc's.
Auditor Houseal's bond, with d. j.
lIentz, d. w. Barre. II. V. Wicker, as
sureties, and Treasurer Wheeler with
G. A. Counts, Fl. NJ. Singley and j. NJ.
Wheeler, surictios, were examined and
approved. The Commissioners will
meet at Mr.. M. Haync Folks on March
Ing highway from B. F.. Cannon's to
A. G. Sligh's, and at L. II. Dominick's on
March 4th, as to road from +. III. DOM
inick's to Mrs. Elyira Sattcrwhite's.
Commissioner Aull will meet one Of
the Commissioners Of Union Co. at Cor
don's Ferry, Tiger River, to let out con-
tract for ferrYman on the 10th inst.
The petitions of and Townships
for an election to decide the question Of
subscribing $11 900 and $4,000 to the
Glenn Springs Railroad was granted.
'EIdOn DraytOn, OF Crises IntclIcc-
tuaI and Moral"
BY Reginald May Rev. j. Lamacks
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| VALENTINES!
VALENTINES ~ VALENTINES! !
A handsome assortment ;u.t received
and for sale cheap.
ct Mrs. CORRIE GRENEKER.
You can get good &c. cigarat NJ. Foot,